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Here's a 2019 publication, but I haven't read it, so don't know if it fits your request: The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in text and archaeology : a survey and analysis of past excavations and recent archaeoogical research with a collection of principal historical sources / Justin L Kelley 2019 Eng...

FWIW [A] A free Briton's advice to the free citizens of Dublin. Numb. II. >AUTHOR: >Priscus, Helvidius. >DETAILS: >Dublin, [1748]. 15 pp. page 13 > > Strange it is that Men should be found abject enough to tremble at > the very Thought >of speaking Truth to Power! > >And this (unconfirmed) snippet [...

My comment about Oxyrhynchus was not meant to deny Homer in any Christian library. Origen certainly read Homer. So, maybe, his library in Caesarea.

Oxyrhyncus is now a collection, but is made up of discards from many sources. So not necessarily a "Christian library with copies of Homer."

Pages 89-91 on the versions of the Birkat haMinim that also included Notsrim. And footnote 60.

I discussed this passage in 1990 on pages 92-94 here:
http://people.duke.edu/~goranson/Joseph_of_Tiberias.pdf

I'm not at home with my books; I may check later. I can say that in an old article I argued that the Teacher of Righteousness was Judah the Essene. Though that article is not perfect (for example, the page one reference to Josephus, Antiquities should be corrected to read Ant. 13.xi.2; #311), I stil...

...2019 issue is now available here:
http://www.jjmjs.org/

1) George Brooke will lecture on "The DSS as Archaeological Artifacts," presumably to be published later: https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/events/dead-sea-scrolls-archaeological-artefacts 2) A fairly recent (2019) book, T & T Clark Companion to the DSS, I reviewed here: http://people.duke.edu/~go...

StephenGoranson wrote: ↑ Sun Jun 16, 2019 2:51 am Tal Ilan, in Lexicon of Jewish Names in Late Antiquity, Part I, Palestine 330 BCE-200 CE (2002) 56, 126-33, 449 documented 103 men named Joshua, the sixth most popular male name in this collection. davidlau17 wrote: I'm familiar with that work - but ...